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I'm a graduate! POW!

By Briana Booker

It is official. I'm a college graduate! And now, I can give you tips not only on finance, health and relationship wellness,but how to survive college! I know summer has started or  summer vacation is just around the corner for most of our Fromgirltogirl readers! You need to sell back school books,right?

I have an excellent solution to that irksome ordeal! I encountered my new found friend Bookholders.com !

Bookholders.com lets you sell any book with an ISBN( identification number) or DVDs for great prices! There is a cash option as well as the ability to sell your books or DVDs online through Bookholders. If they help you sell them online, Bookholders gets a slight commission from the profit of sale of the products! You can also buy books from Bookholders.com or in person at specified locations!

If the books or DVDS are in reasonable conditions, you can have extra cash you did not have before! Not to mention, the customer service is excellent from Bookholders! Try it out! I did!

Great summer movies to watch: Double Wedding!

A sister can be seen as someone who is both ourselves and very much not ourselves - a special kind of double.-- Toni Morrison

By Briana Booker

Love Tamera Mowry and Tia Mowry, twin actresses? Then, you will love their new Lifetime movie Double Wedding!

Double Wedding is about two competitive twins, Danielle( Tamera Mowry) and Deanna (Tia Mowry), attracted to the same man and wanting him to be a date at a big family wedding! It premiered last night!

The two twins' grandparents are renewing their vows because they never had a big wedding 50 years ago! The twins only wanted a man worthy of such an occasion( I do not blame them)!

 The great thing about the movie is that the two women have very different personalities! Deanna is a sensible lawyer that is pursuing making partner! She does not have time for serious relationships but finds potential love during a blind date arranged by her paralegal Jaz!

Deanna's twin Danielle is a pastry chef that is afraid of commitment! She has always worried a man will leave her like her dad left her mother. In addition, Danielle is afraid to follow her dream of opening her own bakery so she enters a New York Cake off to win the money needed to start her business! She meets Mr.perfect at a coffee shop!

Mr.Perfect is Tate, played by O.T. Fagbenle! He is so fine! The twins both go by the nickname "D".

When they realize they are dating the same guy, things get juicy! And it is definitely worth the 120 minutes of film!

As usual, the Mowry twins play strong lead roles! I personally think they get better overtime as actresses!

It is a very cute film! Bubble gum friendly and definitely promotes good moral messages throughout the film! I think it is a great movie for sisters to watch, especially during those years where you like the same guys as teens and young adults! The bond of sisters are priceless!

And this story line displays that and still shows there is always a prince charming for us all! You just have to learn to be confident being you and standing up for your beliefs! Good men are hard to find,but there are always doors open to let love find you!

  

Yoga fierce: Yoga at the Baltimore Inner Harbor FREE!

By Briana Booker


Surfing the Internet I stumbled on a great summer treat! It is healthy and fun!  It is summer yoga!

May 14th, Charm City Yoga at 9pm will be teaching yoga at West Shore Park at the Inner Harbor! It gets better. The lesson is free and at 9am the fabulous yoga instructor Camille Moses-Allen will be teaching! Click here for more info! Yoga sessions will be throughout summer!


P.S check out Camille's blog: http://camiekarma.wordpress.com/2011/05/05/brrrrrrr/ .

Fromgirltogirl teams up with The Examiner.com !

Exciting news! Fromgirltogirl is officially a contracted writer for The Examiner, at www.examiner.com , a site that allows you an insider source on everything local by providing you content to enrich your lifestyle! On the Examiner, Fromgirltogirl's Chief editor, Briana Booker, is a DC Twenty-something Relationship Examiner!


Spunky, innovative, fierce, and driven, Briana gives advice and counseling on building and maintaining healthy relationships. She will help you: Identify problems, articulate them, and put you in charge of taking action to solve them. Briana guarantee's you will: Look better. Think better. Know better. Live better. And Love better by using her relationship tips and advice. Contact Briana on Twitter or Facebook @fromgirltogirl.


The link to Booker's Examiner page is http://www.examiner.com/dc-in-washington-dc/briana-booker ! Booker's first article will be available this weekend!

Tips: Best sales and place to buy a gift basket!

Recently Fromgirltogirl stumbled upon this great site for gift baskets! We know graduations, weddings, baby showers, and birthdays are abundant! GiftBaskets.com definitely helped us make friends, family and employers satisfied! Not to mention, it saved us money! Quality service at a great price! Definitely check GiftBaskets.com Below:

How to decrease the expectation & performance gaps of your relationship.

You'll make it-together.

By Briana Booker


Relationships come in 5 stages: 1.Need recognition. 2. Info search. 3. Evaluation of alternatives. 4. The relationship 5. Post relationship.


When you have personal and common bonds with your significant other, it legitimizes your relationship! The key to building a strong relationship is to learn to satisfy each other. The larger the gap between expectations & performance, the greater dissatisfaction will happen in the relationship. Dissatisfaction deteriorates love and dooms the relationship. Therefore, expectations & performance gaps suggest you should promise only what you can deliver.Do not make promises you can not keep. If you deliver,you can keep your partner & you satisfied, vice versa. 


Remember, every great relationship must involve compromise in every decision. You are not only looking out for yourself anymore; you are looking out for another spirit that deserve love just as you deserve. It is important to satisfy your partner because its a key element for building up a profitable relationship.


A satisfied partner will talk favorably of his or her partner. A satisfied partner pays less attention to competing mates. A satisfied partner aims to delight his or her partner. When satisfaction exist, life-time partnership is created.


The lesson for today is working on finding what your partner needs. Observe body language, interest and above all listen to your partner.You will start to learn what truly satisfies your partner.


Here is a wonderful book I think all couples should read together. Enjoy!

Living life like it's golden.

Photo by Briana Booker

By Briana Booker

I have come to terms that tomorrows are never guaranteed. Life is short. So, I have started searching for ways to live fearlessly and enjoy life. What do I have to lose? I have decided that I should strive to laugh insanely, love truly, and forgive quickly. I was not always like this though. It took most of my life to collect this knowledge and act upon it.  I have realized it is okay to shed what is no longer necessary in my life. Life is a great journey. What I have learned in my 20’s so far is that I should not be scared of endings. I should rejoice in them because of deliverance- even if that deliverance may be a stepping stone to the next stage of my life or even death. There is no human quality that can not offer a lesson in the process of experiencing life. Sometimes what appears to be a curse can be a blessing. I have learned that recently from grades in school and rejections in employment to distance growing between personal relationships. I have learned to accept it is the Will of life that gives us our journey. It gives us choice. It gives us hardship, in hope we are enlightened someway, somehow. If we believe in ourselves, anything is possible. Life does not have to be perfect, it just has to be lived. It is the light in a soul that makes us who we are today and what we will be tomorrow. I feel as I age, I am gaining peace with the universe. This place is not perfect, but it is beautiful in every shape and form. I thought to myself today, how beautiful this world is when I thought about super-organisms of the sea for my Oceanography presentation. Super-Organisms work together to achieve a mission or tasks bigger than themselves as individuals, which is amazing! I thought to myself- could humans be Super-organisms? Do we practice this method in our daily lives? Or is it a mission we are still striving towards to be in harmony with one another, to be in one with the universe, in a mission bigger than life itself. It is an extraordinary idea to think upon. It would be remarkable and fascinating if humans could allow themselves to be super-organisms. Can it be? I do not know, but I would love to think it is possible. These days, I believe everything is possible, if we try and believe.

Is destruction in the name of God a right?

Photo by Briana Booker

This was from a December news story. Please note, these are opinions by one individual and not a representation of Fromgirltogirl as a whole.

By Briana Booker

Today I read an article on how the Israeli government bulldozed a Palestinian Mosque in the West Bank. I questioned to myself, was bulldozing a holy site in the name of God a crime against God? In my heart I feel it is a crime. God and Jesus lessons were about love. We should love one another. And any injustices we feel have been done to us, we are told to leave to the Will of God. I have been taking up Middle East studies for the past four years and I still can not grasp why we can not forgive the past and move to the future. On an individual level, I understand the struggle for forgiveness, but I know in my heart spending energy on hating someone and something, makes me weaker than stronger. A few months ago I was thrilled to hear that a decision to start peace talks once again between Israel and Palestine would be placed back on the political table. But then, I was saddened that it took money, which I see as bribery by our government, to bring peace. Real peace does not come with a money figure, it comes from the heart. I feel God is a brilliant artist of logical poetry, if we strive to make our dilemmas with one another to be more simplistic, we can be open to more solutions of peace. It is when we think resolution is not feasible that our dilemmas become extremely complicated. Wild justice rarely gives us the results we want.  I have realized from my own life mistakes and experience that removing ourselves temporarily from conflict can help us reevaluate our priorities and see what we need to do to improve our situation. And above all, communication and respect are very valuable. We must be courageous.

For, “this world, or system of things, will perish just as surely as did the world before the flood.”- Matthew 24:37-9.

    Sometimes to make a stronger foundation of peaceful interaction, we must rebuild our systems of thought and how we perceive our environment. Our present social order is corrupt. We must change this and change this soon, so we won’t be doomed to our own demise. I am a true believer that life is what we make it. I also believe that life is but a dream. What we suffer today will not be what we suffer tomorrow. Everything we experience here on earth is temporary. So we might as well live our best us and learn to love one another. Otherwise, our world will perish.

Is war really necessary?

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By Briana Booker

   In class we have discussed whether war was necessary. In some instances I think war is necessary. Sometimes, people have to experience negative consequences to allow positive change in behaviors. I do not like the thought of war, but I know that not all conflicts can be resolved verbally nor can they be walked away from by any means. I say this not by observations of society, but the natural state of nature. Nature demonstrates inequalities, for one to survive, sometimes another must die. War in nature has nothing to do with emotions, simply instinct. But most people say humans are different because we have the ability to rationalize our actions. We have the ability to articulate our discontentment and flaws. We have the ability to know right from wrong. But is this a gift or a curse to have the ability to rationalize? Is it a gift or a curse to feel emotions, to know you are alive and have the ability to hurt?

 I know in most monotheistic religions people say the word of God and of God’s prophets is to love. Not love specific people or things but to love. It is the word of God. But at the same time I see violence in scripture. It demonstrates to me that violence is part of life. Survival of the fittest flows in my head when all else fails. I am not saying it is wrong or right. But I am asking what makes war right? What makes peace right? Both seem emotionally driven in every sense of the word. Most wars are fought based on clashes of beliefs and clashes on how systems are ran. Most peace comes when people learn to compromise. People learn that they gain more by being at peace. I find both war and peace self-fish attributes because they still consist of gaining something at the expense of someone else.                                                                                                

For example, in war the United States motto was ‘it is not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country?’ Yet troops lose their lives everyday in a war I feel can not be won simply with violent tactics.

Or how people say we must make peace, to protect our own securities. It is still self-fish in context, but at the same time I would rather choose peace over war.  From my own personal experience, war is only a short-term solution. It makes no one happy or better off in the long run. However, sometimes I think it is necessary when the need of communication is prevented, yet a threat is still imposed. But perhaps that is a debate for different day.

Stereotypes and miscommunication.

Journals from Briana Booker, founder of Fromgirltogirl.

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By Briana Booker

 I really enjoyed our class visit with Luby Ismail. She is so aspiring on so many levels for me! Not only do I applaud her exploration of the world, but I admire her being a mom, a wife, and a business woman all in one. She appears to be a person that puts out her best to serve not only herself, but the environment that surrounds her. I consider this a worldly citizen and I hope to be one someday. I know I have a long way to go and it is easier to say than to do.                          

     As Ismail was discussing with us what it is to be an Arab-American, I realized how small differences make us violent against one another mentally, emotionally, and physically. Why should a man be killed because he looks a certain way? Why should a woman be afraid to be different?                                                                                                                                                          


    Sometimes, I feel society makes its own misery. We limit our own selves by how we perceive our world. What perplexes me is how did we get to this state if we are the ones creating our own world?

    I recall as a child not being afraid to get on a roller coaster, not having a fear in the world about dying.  I did not have a care in the world, where my next meal would be coming from. I was open to learning about other people and cultures. I was welcoming to making new friends. My childhood was not about surviving but enjoying life. I often miss those days when, as Ismail stated, my mind as the hardware and culture as my software was flexible in nature. Now, I feel my hardware has been set with multiple viruses. I fear. I worry. I live life to simply survive. Sometimes I ask myself where the joy went. And now I feel it difficult to not stereotype people, especially when it comes to men.                                                                                                            

       
    Once I see a pattern in an action, I am quick to label something as a generalization for the masses. I am realizing I do this not because it is true but based on those are the only experiences I have held with those traits and those groupings. And rarely are they good experiences, so I label them as negatives and avoid those experiences and those identified with those negative experiences.                                                                                                                                       

    When Ismail changed from bright clothing to putting on a black scarf, I was not really surprised, but I did react differently. It seemed as if the mood of the room had changed although she was the same person as she was three minutes ago. It was just the fact that the attire and color was not as welcoming as the bright colors had been. And there is a good chance most of us would never have believed her accomplishments if she had introduced herself wearing the black scarf.                                                                                                                                                   


    But it is difficulty not to judge a book by its contents. When you are not only unfamiliar with the author abut you are unfamiliar with the traditions and cultures, the ideas the book contains and brings forth, it is hard to understand why a book is the way it is. Why does a book surface look this way? Why are we afraid of the contents? Why can not we read the book and accept it for what it is? Why can we not stop comparing people against each other? Why can not we love? Are we not wired to love? Are we only wired to hate what is different from us? Why? It is all I could think about later that night when I went to bed…why can not we really love each other? Why are we selfish? Why can not we just do well upon one another without obtaining anything to gain? Whether acceptance or material goods, we all want something, right? When we do not obtain what we desire…that is when stereotypes happen. We want what we can not have in ourselves. We want to be better than what is different from us. I just don’t get it. Does it have to be this way?

Cat-calling and the fear to speak up.

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Hello Fromgirltogirl readers,
This post is from a journal by the founder of Fromgirltogirl, Briana Booker. We will be posting several articles from her diary on various thoughts and experiences from her life. Please comment and share your stories as well. Enjoy.

By Briana Booker

After our class discussion on cat-calling, I ponder how the documentary author was bold enough to ask the question, of why do you think women are flatter when cat-called? I have never thought to ask a man that question.

Often when I walk the street, I have trained myself never to look a man strange to me in the eye. I always fear of drawing unwanted attention to myself. However, even when I do not look directly at men they still go out of their way to get my attention. A recent incident was when I was headed to Georgetown to meet up with a guy I am dating. I went from the Rosslyn metro station and across the Key Bridge to get to the Georgetown Neighborhood. On my way there, a random guy around my age looks at me and goes “Hi, sorry to bother you but do you have a moment?” My first emotion was of panic. It is night time on a Saturday night in a neighborhood full of drunken college students. I am looking for a location and all I want to do is to get there. I pause, and say “No thank you. I am meeting up with some friends.” The guy says he does not want to scare me, and puts his hands up as a sign of no harm doing. The fact he did that, scared me more. Why was a random guy trying to get my attention in the middle of the night for no reason? I kept walking and said “Sorry.” I was not sure why I said sorry. Maybe, I felt bad for not being interested. Or not being interested, although his gesture was polite. I am not sure if I would have reacted differently during the day time or not. I just knew that the situation made me feel uncomfortable. Immediately I texted the guy I was going to see “Do people randomly start conversation with you in this neighborhood? Is that normal?” He told me it was, thinking I was joking, but I never told him a guy randomly stopped me. I did not want him to worry. Even though the event was not that serious, I started observing if I looked a certain way that would make a guy just feel he could approach me. I had a blazer, a baby doll halter on, jeans and boots. I did not think I looked scandalous. But I did not feel disrespected by this encounter. I think what made me worried was that I was in an unfamiliar environment with an unfamiliar person.      

I had worse said to me than a guy just asking to talk to me. I have been walking at night, by myself in high heels when two guys try to get my attention. When I gave no reaction, one man goes “It is okay. I am too big for you anyways,” in reference to his penis. I was disgusted that he even thought he could say that to me. At the same time, I was afraid that these two men would try to put me in their car. They were definitely strong enough to do so and it was once again a late at night stroll for me. My parents often worry of me being out by myself at night. They feel a woman should not be alone at night ever. I was raised very traditionally. But since going to college I have had more freedom than I have ever had before in my life. I like the idea that I can go anywhere I want, whenever I want.

Now, I am starting to understand what my parents have been worried about. No way would I want my daughter to be a victim of violence of verbal or physical abuse. No matter how one looks at cat-calling, I feel it is a means for a man to show power over women, no matter if polite or impolite in gesture. No way would I, as a woman, walk up to a strange man and start hitting on him. I have even been cat-call while hanging out with a group of friend. One night recently, two of my girl-friends and a guy I am friends with had dinner at his new place. He enjoys cooking and has just recently come back from studying aboard in China. After dinner we wanted to play the Wii video game system at American University. Unfortunately, we were not able to because we did not have access to go into a resident’s hall. The four of us decided to walk back to his place. As we are walking a white car, full of guys drives pass us. A guy in the back seat rolls down his window and says…”Can I stick you?” Note, I did not know these guys and so I keep in conversation with the guy that is my friend on a book he read while in China. The guys decided, because I ignored them, to turn around to drive back just to make another cat-call. I felt annoyed and disrespected. If a guy was interested in me, he should be respectful and not be foolish with his friends to get my attention. Once again, I wondered was I dressed appropriate because I was the only one cat-called at and my friend that was a guy tries to make a joke saying “Aren’t you popular?” Instead of me thinking it was funny, it made me self-critique myself. It made me wonder why I was picked. Did I not look modest enough? And the action made me more aware that I was a female. I was a target. I was vulnerable. I could hear my father voice echoing in my head why should a young lady be out at night wandering? But he does not understand that the rules for courtship have changed. He does not understand what it is to be a woman. Often now, when I am alone I wear my mother’s engagement ring to keep strange men from talking to me. I feel as if I am more respected when a man thinks I am taken, that I am in a relationship. Cat-calling does not make me feel flatter. It makes me feel vulnerable. But I do not think men will change their tactics until women stand up for themselves when men cross our boundaries. But it is easier said than done. And I know, for me to be respected, it will start with me speaking up for myself.

Overcoming self-defeating behavior: Letting Go of Adult Pouting.

Life is Blurry. We can't always get what we want. We get what we need.

By Briana Booker

Often in my life I have questioned: Why did this happen? Why did things change? How did such and such action result in this outcome?

In one short word- I was pouting.

As a child and an adult I have been told simply, when questioning experiences and outcomes in life, "Life is not fair."

But did anyone promise us life would be fair? No.

I realize adult pouting is not necessary. What good does it do to myself or anyone to have an internal pity party for myself? Nothing.

We can not always get what we want. It is that simple. But we can get what we need, if we really seek for it.

Life is not perfect. It never will be. Just because we have not received what we wanted, things have not gone as we hoped, we heard something disagreeable or we had to do something we rather have not done at all...does not mean we can not live fulfilling lives.

I have often looked outwardly to find what I thought I wanted or needed,but now I am starting to understand I have to look at myself and be happy with me- Briana.

I can not control the actions of others,but I can control my actions.Some things are not for everyone, while others are for all.

I am slowly learning to remove myself from negativity. Kindness, understanding and compassion really helps me remove myself from Adult Pouting.

Everyone has skeletons,but it is what you do about yourself and how you reflect on the world if those skeletons will hinder or not hinder you from growing in a positive way and contributing in positive ways.

When your actions hurt someone, apologize and move on to doing greater things! Dwelling in the past never helps anyone- including ones self. It takes time to learn to be grateful for what you do have and stop whining about what you do not have! You made it through today, right?

Then there is not a reason to Pout. Trust me, you will have a much fulfilling life when you live on faith. Remember, all things are temporary.

Here is a great read on getting over self-defeating behavior. I highly recommend it!
















By the way, one of my favorite songs- great lesson!

Rock the Red Pump! HIV/AIDS awareness day!

Join Fromgirltogirl and the Red Pump Project March 10, 2011 for National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS awareness day! We will be wearing our red pumps and spreading education on practicing safe sex! Join the movement! Reminders will be mentioned in March! Please check out the Red Project Website at http://www.theredpumpproject.org/ .

Here are a few red pumps for the big day!

  

Groupon Best Deals in town & extra epic deals for Fromgirltogirl readers!

Thanks to Groupon, Fromgirltogirl can now show you the best daily deals in town, everyday! Check the deals out at the top of our page or our Daily Fierce to see what's the best deal for the day! You can't miss it!

For example, when  this banner seen below on our site changes...this means there is an EPIC National DEAL happening that day! The kind of epic that makes an entire month epic!  Be on the look out! The Banner will change from its default state to an epic deal!

Fabulous Valentine Gift: Cooking supplies!

Fromgirltogirl found a great deal on cooking supplies and cooking-ware! There are clearances, free shipping and great prices on the website below! If  you love cooking or your Valentine loves cooking( mom, dad, friend, significant other, or you) then you should definitely check out the great products and prices here...we did! Cheers!











Mini Series Pots (Set of 4) by Demeyere - Save 25% at Cooking.com! (Only $20.00)

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Dear Fromgirltogirl readers,

As Fromgirltogirl develops itself more, we would like to maintain our communal connection with our readers. In upcoming months Fromgirltogirl will be transitioning itself to a free membership website, with great news coverage and advice on topics that matter to you. The Biggest transitions will happen at the end of June when our present blog website link (URL) will change and our formal website will be established. To not lose connection with Fromgirltogirl during its exciting transition, please like us on Facebook and Twitter.

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In addition, we want our readers to be active participates of our Fromgirltogirl timeline on both Twitter and Facebook. If you have a great self-reflection, quotation, and want to contribute to Fromgirltogirl, then go for it! All you have to do is  @Fromgirltogirl on Facebook or Twitter. Put your name or the person quoted on your posting.

Let's spread global fierce one spirit at a time. - Briana Fierce( Briana Booker, Founder of Fromgirltogirl).

Free Victoria's Secret Sexy, flirty, cool love cards!

Want Valentines' creative ideas? Fromgirltogirl has the tips and tools for you! We will be posting  articles on how to make Valentines Day a hit, whether single or in a relationship! Here is our tip for today:

If you want to send out free, sexy, flirty, cute Valentines Day cards...Victoria's Secret love cards are the tools to use!  You can send it to friends and lovers alike! Create a little fun and mystery leading up to Valentines day! Easy!

Check it out : Victoria's Secret love cards!

p.s- Enter the Napa Valley Trip sweepstakes after you make a card ! What do you have to lose?

Fromgirltogirl's Mission statement: We stand for real living.

Fromgirltogirl has finally created a formal mission statement! A mission statement defines what we stand for and strive for in our services and products. This is how we live.

Will you join us in our adventure to strive to be better than our previous selves throughout our lives? Will you stand for real living?

Fromgirltogirl's Mission Statement:

Fromgirltogirl Inc. is a spunky, refreshing, fierce, innovative lifestyles enrichment magazine company that promotes self-love, community harmony and healthy development in women. We provide high-quality, enriching lifestyle products and services devoted to developing and enabling the human spirit to fully embrace life. Every experience and challenge is a chance for growth and positive self-discovery. We view ourselves as lifetime partners and friends of our customers, employees, community and world. Our mission is to instill well-being and peace in the global village we call Earth by helping others with life. We want women to: Look better. Think better. Know better. Live better in all areas of their lives- financially, socially, and spiritually. We empower and encourage all individuals to capture their hopes and dreams- achieve their own personal and professional fulfillment. Our motto is: “Get ripe.Get bold. Get excellence.” We believe by discovering the best in each of us, enriches all of us.

We want to serve your needs and wants. Please let us know what you want in living and let us help enrich your lives! Let us work together to be better! Happy Friday!

Nikki Lo's Adventures in Africa!

Nikki Lo goes to Africa!

As we have said, 2011 is our year! Fromgirltogirl is on its 'Global fierce' movement! And it starts with Nikki Lo, Fromgirltogirl's Latin America sub-sector advisor, documenting her travels in Africa! Keep up with Nikki Lo's adventures here or at the bottom of  Fromgirltogirl's homepage sub-section Fromgirltogirl Global Fierce!

Cheers!

Fromgirltogirl has a Youtube & a bunny.

We officially have our own YouTube page www.youtube.com/fromgirltogirl ! We will have 'How to' videos as well as entertaining videos!

But for now, checkout this pointless video about a cool Bunny, it is Andrew Flannery's ( our graphic designer) partner in crime. Happens.




By the way, PetSmart has a 25% off sale on necessities for your pets this week...go visit!